11468346

Identifying Sequence Headings in a Document

PublishedOctober 11, 2022
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5. The method of claim 4, wherein the list of chain fragments is sorted according to the rank of each chain fragment in the list of chain fragments.

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7. The CRM of claim 6, the computer readable program code, when executed by the computer, further comprising functionality for: generating a parsed version of the ED, wherein the parsed version of the ED comprises styling attributes of the plurality of characters in the ED; and determining, based on a uniqueness measure of the styling attributes, a confidence of each candidate heading in the list of candidate headings.

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8. The CRM of claim 7, the computer readable program code, when executed by the computer, further comprising functionality for: determining, based on the confidence of each candidate heading in the list of candidate headings, a confidence of each chain fragment in the list of chain fragments; and excluding, based on a predetermined confidence threshold and the confidence of each chain fragment, at least one chain fragment from the list of chain fragments for inferring the sequence of section headings.

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9. The CRM of claim 6, wherein generating the list of chain fragments further comprises: traversing backwards in the list of candidate headings to identify a leading candidate heading for each chain fragment in the list of chain fragments; and traversing, from the leading candidate heading, forward in the list of candidate headings to identify remaining candidate headings in said each chain fragment, wherein the leading candidate heading includes a leading sequence character in the rightmost digit of the sequence characters.

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10. The CRM of claim 6, wherein the list of chain fragments is sorted according to the rank of each chain fragment in the list of chain fragments.

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15. The system of claim 11, wherein the list of chain fragments is sorted according to the rank of each chain fragment in the list of chain fragments.

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October 11, 2022

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Darrell Bellert

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